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Practice these MCQs in the appQuick fact: The Holy Book referred to as the New Testament in Islamic tradition is The Injeel.
In Islamic tradition, the Injeel is the revelation given to Prophet Isa (Jesus, A.S), which Christians refer to as the Gospel or New Testament. However, Muslims believe the original Injeel was a divinely revealed book that has since been altered, and it is distinct from the four Gospels of the modern New Testament. The four major revealed books in Islam are the Tawrat (Torah) to Musa (A.S), the Zabur (Psalms) to Dawud (A.S), the Injeel (Gospel) to Isa (A.S), and the Quran to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Islam teaches belief in all revealed books as a fundamental article of faith. The Injeel was revealed to Prophet Isa (Jesus, A.S) as guidance for Bani Israel, confirming the Tawrat. Muslims believe the original Injeel has undergone changes over time, and the Quran was sent as the final and preserved revelation superseding all previous scriptures.
